Sound Town 4 Channels Professional UHF Wireless Microphone System with Rack Mountable Metal Receiver, 2 Handheld Mics, 2 Lavalier Mics and 2 Bodypack Transmitters, for Church, School and Karaoke

I recently purchased this for my Ceremony Live Video Feed setup and love it so far. It is very simple to use and has worked flawlessly through a coupleof different test setups. Construction of the receiver is on point and the same level as many high end brands. Transmitters seem a little flimsy but they are not! Their light weight design makes it comfortable for Officiants and Grooms to easily adapt to having them in pocket. This unit is racked in my audio/video production case and will continue to be used as needed for Ceremonies and speeches. A++ to Sound Town!

We put this into our Church Sound System last Sunday Morning, and it was an immediate benefit to our congregation. I teach Sunday School and Facebook Stream the session, and our folks were having problems hearing the content, with this lapel mic system, we are now able to provide a better experience, and they were easily integrated into our existing sound system, and helped with tone and clarity of our Pastor as well.

Bought this product to bring on the road with me as an Emcee who hates corded mics.Excellent sound with zero feedback.Simple and easy setup.Looks good enough to be professional (inside a dark bar/club)Plastic body feels cheap and could break if dropped.Colored bottoms also a turn off and look like karaoke items/childs toys.Long body to hold onto.Overall I'm extremely surprised in the sound quality of this system as was everyone else on the bill whom used them. Feels a bit cheap and kind of looks like it but For the price, these are well worth the purchase. Especially if used in a situation like mine, where multiple other acts may be using them and the potential for an accident or someone breaking them is far higher. You won't be too bummed out to have to buy a new set.These do not come with batteries so I suggest picking up a few AA Duracells to go along with them. Batteries lasted more than 6 hours (while turned off between sets) but one mic was a bit lower in power at the end of the night than the other. Not sure how long they would last if kept on.

Bought these mics to DJ a Relay for Life event. Mics were used by speakers, soloists, and even mic'd 2 bands (used for vocals and to enhance the kick drum). Worked beautifully within a range of about 250 feet. I did add windscreens to the mics because we were outside, but everything worked beautifully, no cross talk whatsoever. Wouldn't hesitate to purchase again. Definitely got my money's worth in the first use.Recommend purchasing separate XLR cables so you can control the volume of the mics independently. Supplied 1/4" cable doesn't allow the split channels.

Después de haberlo usado solo 2 veces y tenerlo guardado, un medio golpe en el suelo no tan fuerte y dejo de funcionar la caja, no es de buena calidad, no lo recomiendo

I have considered buying a pair of wireless mics for a while since using wired ones at home can be such a trouble when karaoke at home with family. Tried the system out for a few times for singing , and so far so good; sound clarity is good, no drop out by far, and the mics don’t pick up noise in the background;When I received the product, packaging seems pretty decent; everything is nicely packed in the box with foam protection inside. I am not technology savvy and I was worried setting this up can be quite a hassle. But surprisingly it turned out to be simple, just plug the receiver into a power strip, power it on, and then put two double A batteries into the mic, turn it on, and then you are all set. It is just that easy. The RF light on the receiver will turn green to show that the mic is connected with the receiver. Seems the time the mic is turned on, it is automatically connected to the receiver, this is even easier then paring a bunch of Bluetooth devices.

The overall sound quality is decent. It's heavy on the mid to low range. With a little eq, that problem goes away. It gets the job done. The on/off button feels cheap, and doesn't feel like it will last long under hevy use.I was possibly willing to keep the unit, until poor workmanship revealed something that I was not going to accept........deception. The frequencies that you see on the screen is nothing more than a piece of cardboard with the numbers etched on it with a light behind it, simulating a frequency screen. If it wasn't for the cardboard separation between the screen, and the cardboard, I might not have noticed right away.

These mikes sound amazing. They feel cheaply constructed, which may be why they don't cost much, but the sound compares to my $700 cordless (from another company). I set the volume at half on the control, and leave the rest up to the mixer controls. My friend heard mine, and has already ordered his own. These mikes look and sound like they cost ten times more than they actually cost. Anyone considering these should rush to get them.